Genetic polymorphisms of TLR10 in humans are associated with autoimmune, immune-mediated diseases, viral diseases, and cancers including thyroid disease (4), Graves’ disease (5), Crohn’s disease (6), asthma (7, 8), chronic gastritis (9), complicated skin and skin structure infections (10), Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever disease (11), urothelial bladder cancer (12), and nasopharyngeal cancer (13). Here, TLR10 is linked to viral infectious disease.